hello, signor raimondo, what is this story about the broken leg?ident, completely by accident, who dares to condemn him, yes, why did you cackle, why, how dare you insult a girl, you have no right to insult us, my little nicoletto, don’t you understand what they want, these people they want only one thing, to keep you here as long as possible, to extract as much money from us as possible, these are scoundrels, nikola, you yourself are a scoundrel, a jackal, what are you, a shark, a camel? ugh, yes, how dare you, you, keep quiet, caligula, what’s going on? great, colonel, i tried to explain to them that nicoletto is exposing himself to mortal danger by staying in this house, quite rightly, you see, nikola, the colonel shares my opinion, you need to leave this apartment immediately, don’t you, colonel, no, how, no, are you kidding me? above me, yes, that's enough, colonel, don't interfere with them in your affairs, dear nikola, you are young and hypersensitive, but in a month you will become an adult, i congratulate you, be silent, take over your inh

fiorella said hello to you, raimondo, hello, nicola, nicola, i'm very worried."the doctor. you killed a man. and who dares to condemn him? why are you cackling? how dare you insult a girl? you have no right to insult us. my little nicolet, don't you understand? i tried to explain to them that nicoletto was putting himself in mortal danger by staying in this house. quite fair. you see, nikola, colonel shares my opinion. you need to leave this one immediately. apartment, isn't it, colonel, no, how, no, are you laughing at me, that's enough, colonel, don't interfere with them in your affairs, dear nikola, you are young and hypersensitive, but in a month you will become an adult, i congratulate you, be silent, enter into inheritance rights, congratulations, be silent, be silent, so your respected cousin obikun will need to give an account of his obikunism, it will be very difficult for him to do this, because he is a player , he squandered all your money, for this he started this murder to... thoroughly get rid of you, alesandra told me about this, how? alesandra is

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lawmakers said raimondo and her department had continued to, quote, leave the door open for the largeemiconductor companies to take billions and move money around and engage in more stock buybacks. now, so far, almost $33 billion of funding from the chips act has been allocated. most of it going to major companies. this is not the first time warren was concerned about buybacks. she wrote to bae earlier this year. bae systems responded by saying every dollar from the grant will go to the micro electronic center and decisions of buybacks were independent decisions. frank, as we hear more about the awards, it will be interesting to see where warren's concerns and commerce department action goes. >> this is an interesting story here, emily. great reporting. are we still expecting multibillion dollar announcements here? will this impact some awards through the chips act? >> reporter: well, we'll see exactly how the commerce department winds up responding to the letter. at this point, the bulk of the funding has been given through the chips act. now the companies have to begin putting these

feeling, my treasure, terrible, terrible, mom, terrible, calm down, dear, everything will work out, raimondothey’re all very nice, what could it be, that they’re knocking, knocking, fiarella, you heard the knocking, no, you didn’t hear it, and i didn’t hear it, it seemed, you see, you see, i’m hallucinating, mom, i’m hallucinating, here we go again, no, no, calm down, dear, these are not hallucinations, at the door are they really knocking? three blows, oh three blows, knock-knock-knock, three blows, do you hear, idiot, kritina, excuse me, who, old man, piece of wood, forehead, ashes, knocking, neighbor smoking a pipe, knocking, but they ’re knocking on the door, ah , at the door, yes, at the door, now i hear. the door is knocking, hide it , worry, somewhere, to matilda, let's go, don't sir, everything will be alright.

members of the biden administration, secretaries pete buttigieg and gina raimondo are on the list, andare people who do not currently hold office. a vp pick could add to the enthusiasm for harris. almost 40,000 people registered to vote in the 48 hours after president biden dropped out of the race. the largest number of sign-ups in a two-day period for this election cycle. in a new memo, the harris campaign chair stressed support among female, nonwhite, and younger voters is critical to success. >> i gave my first campaign donation to vice president harris' campaign. >> reporter: voters like kennita hickman. >> and we are here to say this is the last time a black woman is going to be passed up for a job she is qualified for. let's get it! >> reporter: tonight, in the battleground state of north carolina, trump held his first campaign rally since harris became the likely democratic nominee. >> for three and a half years lyin' kamala harris has been the ultraliberal driving force behind every single biden catastrophe. she is a radical left lunatic who will destroy our country. >> reporte

members of the biden administration, secretaries pete buttigieg and gina raimondo are on the list, andice. a vp pick could add to the enthusiasm for harris. almost 40,000 people registered to vote in the 48 hours after president biden dropped out of the race, the largest number of signups in a two-day period for this election cycle. in a new memo, the harris campaign chair stresses support among female, nonwhite, and younger voters is critical to success. >> i gave my first campaign donation to vice president harris' campaign. >> reporter: voters like kanita hickman. >> we're theory say this is the last time a black woman is going to be passed up for a job she is qualified for. let's get it. >> reporter: black voters were key to biden's victory in 2020, but his support has since slipped. trump has had missteps about trying to court them, saying this about the border. >> they're taking black jobs now. >> reporter: on wednesday, trump held his first campaign rally in north carolina, a state democrats argue they can flip from 2020 because they say harris has an advantage with younger and

>> intel's embraced gina raimondo, the commerce sec secretary's, plan.t jon fortt, he's done great reporting on what intel is doing. they're putting up factories here, and that's not what nvidia's doing. but what is nvidia going to do? you can't make the stuff here right now. now, nvidia -- intel being up 3%, there's typical overreaction. you're going to get the quarter intel and say, why did i buy it up three? it was some foundry. that's what people are doing. that's a panic short, and i just say, look, go ahead and do it, but understand it's a trade. intel will not make the quarter. >> right. you see some headlines out of waller here, getting closer to the time when a rate cut is appropriate. more evidence that first half data was an aberration. cutting too soon would be a grave mistake. you did have williams this morning as well in the "journal" basically closing the door on july, it sounds like. >> i think july was just a goldman canard, and i enjoy goldman's research, but that was just something that i think that was ill advised, that piece. i think

>> let's go with gina raimondo.he's saying, don't worry, the democrats would protect taiwan. >> right. >> former president trump is saying, you have to pay us tribute. >> pay us protection money. >> and a very logical thing is that someone i follow, who does a lot of business with china, they're beginning to think maybe we'd prefer status quo. but if we could get in there and take taiwan, because the government -- the government doesn't care, well, that would be an opportunity. >> it would be a very bad moment for the world economy, one would expect. >> it would be very bad, and i'm glad you mentioned that, because you're talking about 100% of a company that is one of the largest companies. 100% of the semis come from a country. >> taiwan semi is what we're talking about. all the high-end chips are made there. we're trying to change that. that was part of the c.h.i.p.s. act, fabs being built in places like arizona, in part some of them being built by that same company. >> they won't be the cutting edge -- they're me

has to august 7 to name running mate cbs reporting another member is being considered that is gina raimondo on bench a long time highly regarded within administration i know her name constantly comes up what do you think about that. >> who could they tell her the commerce second completed sufficiently biden foreign policy not leading the world we are led by world or economic policy where every american is feeling a lot worse in wallet than under president donald trump shapiro would be better would drive wedge in their party aga antisemitism. >> the risky bet because jewish? wow. . anybody supports israel risky beat for democrats? a quick break president biden announcement to drop out of 2024 race would impact impeachment investigation what happens you need everything you need to know coming up who will be held accountable, for this cover-up of biden's mental decline james comer is here to tell us all about it next he has an ongoing investigation stay with us. ♪ . daughter: what are you doing? dad: i'm gonna clean the fence. daughter: it's a lot of fence. dad: you wanna help me? dad: aim at

initial trip that i made to china and then many of my colleagues followed, secretary yellen, secretary raimondond we've done a number of things. and, of course, president biden and president, and if i in late november in san francisco. -- president xi. we've done a number of things that are critical. we have restored regular high-level engagements between our countries,s and that's vitally important because if you want to avoid unintended conflict, you've got to start by talking, by communicating, and we've restored that. and there's a steady drum beat of these engagements including restoring, critically, these military to military -- >> how often do you speak to your chinese counterpart? >> you know, i speak to him on a fairly regular basis, and i'll be seeing him next week, in fact, in laos. but that's important. but it's important for two reasons. it's important, first, to make sure that, again, we have clarity and we're not getting into something that's unintended. it's also important because, one, we're able to communicate very clearly on areas where we disagree so china knows where we're

raimondo assumed office yesterday and today william lay is calling for increased team work and artificialgence innovation in the island's self-defense efforts. these are just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight. we'll be right back. ♪ you can count on me ♪ like 1, 2, 3 ♪ i'll be there ♪ and i know when i i'm keeping it off. and i'm lowering my cv risk. that's the power of we. ♪ ♪ check your cost and coverage before talking to your health care professional about wegovy®. >> gillian: welcome back an analysis by reuters has concluded president biden right now is deporting illegal immigrants faster rate than former president trump did when he was in office. as this happens, there is an increased effort to stop migrants who may have ties to isis terrorists being released into the u.s. national security correspondent william la jeunesse takes a look from l.a. tonight. >> increasingly concerning is the potential for a coordinated attack here in the homeland. >> that concern from fbi director christopher wray prompting a new policy at the southern border. ice agents will no longe

but gina raimondo has been okay with a certain scaled-down chip, commerce secretary. >> you mentionedt positive. and they are, by the way, because i'm in touch with nvidia. this is the fireside chat sitdown with jensen huang and mark zuckerberg at a graphics conference on the 29th. remember, i know people laugh at me on this zuckerberg, on the luxoticca, but you got to remember this was incredible that zuckerberg sits down with nvidia when jensen used to say, listen, he's for combat, he used to say, he's for combat, i come in peace. well, they are together and i think it's fantastic for both of them, but don't forget, what matters is who do you think is going to be in the white house. >> and we'll talk more about the smh. it's been a rough few days. >> easy come, easy go. it's up huge. >> get the opening bell in a moment. stay with us. welcome to the now way to network... they switched to juniper's ai-native network. now everyone's so productive, they're operating at a higher gear... now their network is self-configuring, self-detecting and self-healing. so their it team deals with up

commerce secretary geno raimondo former rhode island governor cut taxes every year, removed 8,000 pages of regulation. 53 is about an inch shorter than james madison. now, harris is one of those we -- one of those candidates we just mentioned hitting the trail with the vice president next week heading to philadelphia, then wisconsin, detroit, raleigh, savannah, phoenix and las vegas. donald trump will begin his day in chicago and interviewed by journalists including our own harris faulkner before going to pennsylvania state capital. harrisburg, again, his first trip to pennsylvania since the assassination attempt. we just learned this morning that the white house is forgiving another 30 million student loans. this brings the grand total to nearly 170 billion for context that's about the u.s. army's budget last year. guys? >> steve: oh my goodness. and because, ultimately, lucas, right now, joe biden is still the president. so he can do stuff like that to help her running up to november. right? >> that's right. and likely be doing things like that and not out on the campaign trail. it's

about the right and white house is there's high-quality that they could pick, pete buttigieg, gina raimondo. it's one of the things we say well actually, in fact, trump couldn't really pick anyone from his former white house because it was such a train wet -- train wreck, that shows the differences in talent and the talent bench because it takes a team, not just an individual to really govern something as large and complex as the country. >> so he didn't pick someone from his last administration, what do you think of his pick, jd vance? >> i think vance has gone from you know, calling trump a would be hitler and everything else, to now being more trump than trump in his declaration. people say he's particularly good at his venture capital investing, i haven't seen any evidence of that. there was nothing relevant in all that i saw. so i basically think of him as an author and a media personality. and that's part of what your question is here, between the republican ticket which is, we are really good about tweeting, and making various social media things versus real governing like for exampl

. >> laura: all right, raimondo. thank you so much.rat are starting to show a little unity calling for biden to drop ow congressman adam schiff joining the list and the two most senior democrats in congress are also turning on biden tonight. a source confirming to fox that both schumer and hakeem jeffries push for democrat officials to delay their efforts to formally nominate president biden as the party's nominee. successfully adding a few days to the process that many rank and file dems felt was overly rushed. joining us now. kevin mccarthy. former speaker of the house. who knows this process intimately. speaker mccarthy. tell us about this moment for the democrats. what's next? >> well, i think when you see adam schiff doing this. it's not adam schiff. it's nancy pelosi. she controls it. and while she is doing it. she thinks hakeem and schumer are weak leaders. so, remember what she said a little earlier where she literally said biden needs to make up his mind, when he already had. i think that's more obama and pelosi behind the sce

gina raimondo is not included but if you take a look at it across the board, pete buttigieg has the highest lower than people like kelly, witmer, and on. but that suggests that maybe kelly, may be pete buttigieg are the number one and number two pick. he gets to arizona but i think she really likes pete buttigieg. >> i think he also has the name i.d. having won the iowa caucus. that's where that's baked in but the only job that he has done well is campaign for the next one. look at his litany of stuff as transportation secretary. this past week with the i.t. outage, there's a long list of things that he failed on. i'm not sure that he makes as far as mark kelly does but with a limited amount of time as you said in the open. you need someone who can be as vented as possible. kelly, there's a lot there that republicans could dig in on but more tested than some of these other apps. spew in the last time i remembered a vice presidential running mate affecting the election wasn't lyndon johnson n 1960. does it really matter? >> it does when you are looking at someone like roy cooper or josh shap

gina raimondo talking about how we're going to out-compete china's senator warren talking about student debt and college affordability and then probably most importantly vice president kamala harris acting as the prosecutor she wants was and just tearing apart donald trump limb by limb for his lies and its attacks on and reproductive health you mentioned everybody, but the president. >> how much more do we have to see of him the president at the top of the ticket, obviously, his engagement with the media in more unscripted settings, putting him in formats where he is at ease and where he can if the acuity that he has shown over the last four years, particularly in foreign policy, where his 50 years of experience and as relationships really matter and where his track record i think is quite strong walking a tightrope in the middle east, making the indo-pacific a stronger set of alliances to counter china's rise defending the free world and ukraine by rallying nato and no settings. >> i think that he is really a strong commander in chief, and i think that can be a prominent part of the go

gina raimondo on manufacturing and out-competing china we want all of them out there playing to their strengths and playing to the democratic party's vision one of the things that i know that you and others have said is that you really want the president to get outside of his bubble as he continues to talk to voters and also get a sense of what he needs to do in order to beat donald trump. >> do you think that that is something that he is doing more for that he does continue to need to do more of i mean, certainly in good i say bubble. i mean, i mean every presidents and of course, but he's a very, very small inner circle. well, if people i understand, i think less important than the stagecraft is the statecraft and this nato summit, i understand some are saying it's ill time to actually think it's well-timed for the president because of all the many reasons why i think he's going to be ranked in the top ten in terms of presidential terms. his foreign policy is a cardinal one rallying nato to the defense of ukraine rallying indo-pacific allies like south korea and japan and australia

in many cases, very effectively, he's won gina raimondo was somebody like i cover wall street and washington it's hard to find an executive who doesn't like her or admire her. she's one wes moore, of course, in maryland as well. i think the question is, what does the campaign do? the last thing that they want to do is going to stall the momentum that they've had here over these last few days. so i'd say that i think that they want to proceed consciously. i've thought a lot about the fact that she spent through this kamala harris has been through this on the other side, so she's been through not only the interviews and the vetting, she's been in the job as well. i think that gives her a particular insight into this apps four years ago. >> i mean, i don't we haven't really seen where a vice president isn't it? so directly has been involved while they're still the vp in picking who could be the next vb. >> i come from north carolina, roy cooper, the democratic governor. there is somebody whose career i've followed very closely and you know, growing up, we heard a lot about how it's a purple sta

governor tim walz, governor gretchen whitmer, senator mark kelly from arizona, congress secretary gina raimondo, and pete buttigieg, who is from indiana. who do you think -- >> i will give to answers. one is the collective answer of the subset of the washington post columnist. we did a little poll that was published yesterday or last night. we did a survey of a bunch of columnists. who would you pick? we sort of tabulated, it was sort of ranked choice voting. mark kelly came out first. he came out on top with the most first-place votes. second was andy beshear. he did not have the second most first-place votes, but his total was second. third i believe was josh shapiro. i forget the others. the others were tim walz from minnesota and a couple of others. the first three were well ahead of the others. i certainly see the arguments for kelly. i'm not entirely sure that he puts arizona back in play the way it was last time. biden winning last time. it did not look like biden was going to win at this time. does it put arizona back in play for harris? maybe it does. but he's a good politician. he was

raimondo, they granted chevron deference to federal agencies, when implementing laws that protect health, safety, and the environment. chevron recognized that courts should defer to an executive agency's reasonable interpretation of a statute it's charged with administering. just reading that sentence tells you how eminently reasonable the rule was. plus, congress can't be expected to make fine grained determinations in technical areas best left to experts with decades of training and experience. in loper, the right wing justices removed that deference to expertise. the result? look at this "washington post" headline -- corporate lobbyists eye new lawsuits after supreme court limits federal power. more ways for polluters to stall regulations with delays that can save polluters billions. just to read this text, mere hours after the supreme court sharply curbed the power of federal agencies, conservatives and corporate lobbyists began plotting how to harness the favorable ruling in a redoubled quest to whittle down climate, finance, health, labor, and technology regulations in washington.

on the other side i would say -- on the other side i would say, you know, gina raimondo is a big champion done an incredible job at promoting american competitiveness too. i think it's nuanced i don't think it's just a simple one or the other i think it's nuanced. >> well, at the risk of talking about your product and what you do for a living, you are growing at 10% organic growth. how many other large pharma companies are putting up that kind of number i. >> i can say within our peer group in our size $40 billion of revenue, growing 10%, and we've been doing it now for a couple years, you know, excluding covid, i think that's unique and again, i give kudos to the entire team in terms of what they've been doing during covid, getting ourselves ready for this moment, and it's showing dividends of all the investments we made. i'm excited about the rest of the year and excited about 2025 also. >> once again, thank you so much, robert ford, the chairman and ceo of abbott labs good to see you, sir thank you for doing some tv. it's important for you to get the story out. >> thanks, jim. >>> if y

which -- ray mannedo -- raimondo. which has undermined the authority of the s.e.c. and other federal agencies. the s.e.c. staff accounting bulletin, s.a.b. 121, is an informal guidance intended to clarify confusion raised by market participants. one prong of s.a.b. 121 that would be repealed by today's resolution is about giving the public disclosures to increase transparency about these crypto assets. this kind of transparency helps prevent the kind of fraud and mishandling of crypto that led to the collapse of companies like f.t.x. and a dozen other crypto finishes that were -- firms that were handling and safeguarding customers' assets. the second part of s.a.b. 121's guidance advises companies to record crypto assets as liabilities on their balance sheets and to ensure those liabilities correspondent to the fair value of the crypto assets they are obligated to safeguard. this ensures that the company providing custody has sufficient resources to secure these assets for any loss or misuse. the s.e.c. has explained that this guidance is prudent due to the unique r